Sam Geddis of Adelaide Insurance with Michael Dunlop, Graeme Irwin, Ryan Farquhar, Jack Kennedy and Keith Farmer, the nominees for the Enkalon Irish Motorcyclist of the Year title at the Adelaide Motorcycle Awards in Belfast

Brian McCormack was the winner of the Mondello Adelaide Masters Series and he received his award from John Morris of Mondello and Sam Geddis of Adelaide Insurance as Adelaide girl Jacqueline looks on at the Adelaide Motorcycle Awards in Belfast

Phillip McCallen presents the Red Bull Young Rider of the Year award to Sam Wilson at the Adelaide Motorcycle Awards in Belfast

Gordon Crockard presents the Belleek Living Team of the Year award to Roger Magee of HM Plant KTM at the Adelaide Motorcycle Awards in Belfast

Ian Hutchinson presented the Belfast Telegraph Race of the Year award to Marshall Neill at the Adelaide Motorcycle Awards in Belfast

Jeremy McWilliams received the Charles Hurst Yamaha Hall of Fame award from Ray McCullough and David White at the Adelaide Motorcycle Awards in Belfast

Ryan Farquhar was the winner of the Enkalon Irish Motorcyclist of the Year at the Adelaide Motorcycle Awards in Belfast he was presented with the Joey Dunlop trophy by Sam Geddis of Adelaide and David Weir of the Enkalon Club

Ryan Farquhar was the winner of the Enkalon Irish Motorcyclist of the Year at the Adelaide Motorcycle Awards in Belfast he celebrated his success with his wife Karen and his KMR team.

The Adelaide Motorcycle Awards took place at the Ramada Hotel, Belfast on Saturday 18 January.

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